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Bienvenu á Nijmegen (Nimegue) sur le Waal et tous les villages environnants.
Nijmegen est situé dans l'est des Pays Bas, très près de la frontière allemande et compte environ 160.000 habitants. Le paysage y est très vallonné avec de belles forêts.La ville avec tous ses commerces, cafés, vieux bâtiments et ses quelques ruines du moyen-âge vaut sans aucun doute le détour.
Les romains s'étaient établi sur cette colline stratégique au début de notre ère et la nommèrent Noviomagus.
Grimper à la St Steventoren est une visite agréable surtout par beau temps car vous profitez d'un panorama fantastique sur la ville et ses environts.

L'université de NIjmegen est un centre académique leader dans le centre des pays-bas et est connue pour son campus très vert, ses bâtiments et ses équipements très modernes. Elle comprend 8 facultés et compte plus de 13.000 étudiants dans 60 disciplines différentes.Cliquer ici pour plus dínfos. Université information

Une animation bien connue nommée " vierdaagse ", est une marche de quatres jours qui se déroule tous les ans au mois de juillet et regroupe dans les 40.000 participants venus du monde entier.
Vierdaagse information

Si vous voulez visiter Nijmegen, nous vous souhaitons un heureux séjour et espèrons, que ce website pourra vous être utile dans votre recherche concernant les informations que vous sollicitez.

D'avance merci.

Musea

	Museum Het Valkhof Nijmegen - art and archaeology The museum is situated in the town's centre, at the edge of the historic Valkhofpark. This was once the site of a Roman encampment. Emperor Charlemagne later built a fortress on this site. Today it is an exciting modern location for art and culture designed by the Dutch architect Ben van Berkel. An imposing flight of stairs leads to the exhibition floor with its light, airy spaces. The museum exhibition areas are totalling appr. 2700 m2 and house a large and important collection of Roman artefacts, plus an unusual display of modern art and older works telling visitors all about the city’s dynamic and eventful history. Once Nijmegen was the most important Roman town and military base in the Netherlands. Roman artefacts form one of the core elements in the presentations. Museum Het Valkhof Nijmegen. Kelfkensbos 59, Nijmegen. Telephone 024 - 360 8805
	The Afrika Museum Visiting the Afrika Museum is a unique experience. The museum discloses traditional and contemporary African art, and building and housing in Africa and African societies. The museum’s inspiring presentations and special activities allow a wide range of visitors to get acquainted with the wealth of Africa’s various cultures. The architectural theme is extended to the outdoor museum where the public can visit African villages and compounds. You can stroll through a Ghanaian compound, discover a Dogon village from Mali, visit the Baka pygmies’ mongulus from Cameroun, and cross the bridge to the pile dwellings from Benin. A Lesotho compound represents the south of Africa. The genuine African atmosphere is completed by the grazing cattle, the vegetable plots, and the houses’ decorations. Afrikamuseum Postweg 6, 6571 CS Berg en Dal. tel 024 - 684 7272
	The National Liberation Museum 1944-1945 From history came a modern museum, situated between hills and woodsand located in one of the most beautiful spots in the Netherlands, 10 kilometers south-east of Nijmegen. History is brought back to life again at the National Liberation Museum 1944-1945. In the museum, visitors live through the period preceding the war, experience the occupation, celebrate the liberation and witness the rebuilding of the Netherlands and Europe after the war. By using smells, interactive presentations, dioramas, models, original films and sound fragments, the liberation is depicted captivatingly. The museum shows both young and old the current value and importance of democracy, freedom and human rights. Photos from the museum, please check here. National Liberation Museum 1944-1945, Wylerbaan 4, Groesbeek, tel. 024 - 3974404
	Museumpark Orientalis Museum Park Orientalis presents a contemporary view of the three religions that played a decisive role in establishing the identity of present day Europe: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Orientalis demonstrates that there is more to these three than the obvious areas of tension between them: their common origin, shared history and related traditions, stories and rituals. Museum Park Orientalis concentrates on the big questions of the moment, stimulating and inspiring its visitors.- Museum Park Orientalis has an indoors museum where there’s a range of ‘villages’ and streets, with presentations and art which bring the worlds of Judaism, Christianity and Islam to life. It’s where young and old come to enjoy the outdoors, unique architecture and pleasant restaurants. Recreation and education go hand in hand at Museum Park Orientalis. Museumpark Orientalis 6564 BL Heilig Landstichting 024 - 382 3110

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